AI-enabled security mechanisms for WLANs: ensuring robust and adaptive protection in wireless networks

Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) have become important to current digital infrastructures, linking various devices and enabling smooth data transmission. However, their ubiquity makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals, who constantly look for imaginative techniques to access wireless networks. With its predictive, adaptive, and very responsive defense, artificial intelligence (AI) presents a potent weapon for enhancing WLAN security. Examining how machine learning models detect and minimize risks with unheard-of speed and accuracy, this paper investigates the possibilities of AI-enabled security measures. Different approaches—including autonomous decision-making and real-time data analysis—are explored to show how artificial intelligence might find zero-day exploits and advanced cyberattacks. Furthermore, illuminating effective practices for strong wireless defense are important results from literature and pragmatic uses. The paper ends by stressing the possibilities and difficulties of including artificial intelligence in WLAN security and outlining future directions.

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Journal
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Published
2025-03-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2025.25.3.0960
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4
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Wireless Networks and Protocols
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AI-enabled security mechanisms for WLANs: ensuring robust and adaptive protection in wireless networks

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AI-enabled security mechanisms for WLANs: ensuring robust and adaptive protection in wireless networks

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Abstract

Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) have become important to current digital infrastructures, linking various devices and enabling smooth data transmission. However, their ubiquity makes them attractive targets for cybercriminals, who constantly look for imaginative techniques to access wireless networks. With its predictive, adaptive, and very responsive defense, artificial intelligence (AI) presents a potent weapon for enhancing WLAN security. Examining how machine learning models detect and minimize risks with unheard-of speed and accuracy, this paper investigates the possibilities of AI-enabled security measures. Different approaches—including autonomous decision-making and real-time data analysis—are explored to show how artificial intelligence might find zero-day exploits and advanced cyberattacks. Furthermore, illuminating effective practices for strong wireless defense are important results from literature and pragmatic uses. The paper ends by stressing the possibilities and difficulties of including artificial intelligence in WLAN security and outlining future directions.

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